My Journey to Haiti: Day 2

The medical orientation went well last night. We learned that two of the mobile clinic days will be in a local orphanage that MOH has never worked with before. Lucky for them this medical team consists of a pediatrician, 2 pediatric nurses and 3 high school girls that are crazy for kids. God definitely had this planned!

I didn't sleep very well last night. It started off very hot but then changed to freezing in the middle of the night. Nikki grabbed us all an extra sheet this morning so hopefully we will be more comfortable tonight. By the way, we are sharing one bathroom with 14 girls.... Can you imagine?! We were literally sitting on the floor waiting in line for showers last night.

This picture doesn't do the room justice but after seeing the villages today - this is the Marriott!

The bathroom 😳

After breakfast we went for a tour around the central campus of MOH. I heard so many amazing stories. I can't wait to share them but it's way too much for his post

After the tour we went to church. It was an amazing experience to celebrate Easter with the local Haitians. I couldn't understand what they were saying but could definitely feel their passion for Jesus! A couple children sat with us and played with our sunglasses and took pictures with our phones.

After lunch the medical team worked on getting bags of vitamins together to hand out at the clinic tomorrow.

Then it was off to see Bercy which is another campus of MOH that houses a school.

Finally we went to a small village called Leveque. MOH has built 450 block homes for them. 150 other families currently live in tents. They have been in them since the earthquake 5 yrs ago. They were only suppose to stay in them for 6 months.